Kentucky city reports progress on fixing aging bridge; fire trucks still banned from use @local12WKRC
Kentucky city reports progress on fixing aging bridge; fire trucks still banned from use  @local12WKRC
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
City leaders in Elsmere say they are making progress toward fixing the aging Garvey Street bridge and restoring full access for emergency responders, but major questions remain about who is responsible for the 86-year-old structure and what it will take to repair or replace it.
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